Pediatrics Part 3 Flashcards
s/s of pyloric stenosis: (4)
Projectile vomiting
Very hungry
olive-shaped mass in epigastric region
obvious peristalsis
pyloric stenosis dx:
pyloric ultrasound
Tx for pyloric stenosis: (2)
hydration, surgery
What is essential to monitor in this child? (3)
I’s and O’s
daily weight
urine specific gravity
Intussesception s/s (6)
sudden onset cramping abdominal pain inconsolability drawing up knees currant jelly stools
dx for intussusception
barium enema
Hirschsprung’s s/s (3)
constipation
abdominal distention
ribbon-like stools that have a foul smell
treatment for intusseption:
multiple surgeries to give the surgeries time to heal
imperforate anus=
no rectal opening, no meconium
Treatment for inperforate anus:
surgery and post op colostomy bag.
Celiac disease: intolerance to _____
gluten
These patients cannot have:
Rye
Oats
Barley
Wheat
These patients can have: (3)
Rice
Corn
Soy
Dx of pediatric UTI:
Urine specimen
Most accurate means of a urine specimen in kids:
catheterization
Testicular torsion is a surgical _____
emergency